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"The typical American household generates 55,000 pounds of carbon dioxide annually. The average German household contributes only 27,000 pounds and the Swedish household only 15,000 pounds. There is so much individuals can do to slow global warming. The need is urgent." David Gershon
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September 7

Put Solar On It!
5:30 pm -
Old South Church
Copley Square, Boston
781 835 8185
caroline.wooten89@gmail.com

In 1979 Jimmy Carter installed solar panels on the White House. In 1986 Ronald Regan removed them.

This September, Bill McKibben and students from Unity College in Maine will be traveling to Washington D.C. with one of these panels to pressure President Barack Obama to reinstall solar on the White House, and to follow this symbolic gesture with substantial legislative action.

Join McKibben, Unity College students, the solar panel, and local organizations in Boston to show that Massachusetts supports a clean energy future! Questions: caroline.wooten89@gmail.com or 781 835 8185

September 13

CCAB Monthly Meeting
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Brookline Town Hall
School Committee Room - 5th Floor, Brookline, MA

Join us for a CCAB members’ workshop on “social marketing” with (1) a case study to show its principles; (2) small groups to identify climate change-related actions to encourage in Brookline; and (3) discussion about the best ways to reach CCAB's ambitious 3-year goal.
The meeting will also include a short business meeting.

NOTE ROOM CHANGE: We’ll be meeting in the School Committee Room on the 5th Floor of Town Hall.

September 19

Bountiful Brookline: Edible Gardens Harvest Tour
1:00 - 4:00


Bountiful Brookline hosts a self-guided Edible Gardens Harvest Tour showcasing a number of Brookline gardens that grow food, both in community and private settings. At each garden, attendees will learn about different growers' experiences and methods. After the tour, celebrate the harvest at the Brookline Community Foundation with locally produced snacks.

Tickets $5/person or $10/family sold at the Coolidge Corner Farmer’s Market on Sept.2nd, Sept. 9th and Sept. 16th and at the BCF on Sept. 19th.

September 26

Brookline Green Expo
11 am - 3 pm
Schluntz Gym
Brookline High School

Attend the second annual Brookline Green Expo on Sunday, September 26th, 11-3:00 PM, Schluntz Gym, Brookline High School. Learn energy-saving ideas and tips on reducing your carbon footprint. Exhibitors and presenters will offer the latest information and opportunities for conserving resources and creating a sustainable future.

Details:
- Over 50 exhibitors from window repair and weatherization to carbon reduction education.
- The Brookline Preservation Commission will highlight ways to adapt within local historic district guidelines.
- Businesses like Yale Electric and Window Renewal by Anderson will offer up-to-the minute product ideas.
- Workshops throughout the day will inspire us toward a green Brookline and explain how local initiatives and local action are already making change possible.


FREE Admission!
The event is co-sponsored by Climate Change Action Brookline, the Selectmen's Climate Action Committee and the Town of Brookline's Economic Development Committee.




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